A. It has a written constitution
B. It has partly rigid and partly flexible constitution
C. It has supremacy of judiciary
D. It has clear division of powers
A. States are demanding more autonomy
B. States have a desire to leave the federation
C. States want a strong centre
D. States want autonomy in international trade
A. India
B. Japan
C. England
D. U.s.a.
A. Is more powerful than the lower house
B. Is less powerful than the lower house
C. Has co-equal powers with the lower house
D. None of the above
A. He is elected by the senate
B. He is elected by the house of representatives
C. He is elected by both the houses of congress
D. He is elected by an electoral college
A. It is written
B. It is flexible
C. It is federal
D. It is presidential
A. There is danger of spread of communism
B. There is rapid technological advancement
C. There is danger of breaking away of states from the centre
D. There is increasing international trade
A. Dissolution is valid
B. It refer the case to the federal court
C. Dissolution was ultra vires and void
D. It dismiss the petition
A. It upheld governor-general’s decision
B. It upheld the sindh chief court’s decision
C. It upheld the sindh chief court’s decision
D. It ordered to re-constitute in assembly
A. Assembly is sovereign body and governor-general had no power to dissolve it
B. Governor-general is not competent authority to do it
C. Constitution does not allow the dissolution
D. During the session assembly can not be dissolved